I'd like to have a house with half a row of walls, with tiles and bricks and flowers. What does it mean?

I would like to have a house with half a row of walls and green tiles and bricks full of flowers means:

I would like my future home to have a yard with green and black tiles on the house and green bricks under the house, and a yard full of all kinds of flowers.

The short answer is that I wish I had a house, no matter how big or small, and I want to decorate it as I like, reflecting the author's desire for a better life.

Everyone is yearning for a better life, as the poem says

The green tiles are spread on the roof of the house, elegant, simple and peaceful; the flying eaves are lifted to the sky and the earth, floating, agile and light.

In this corner of the tiles, the flavor of history comes to the face, pointing to the old dream, pointing to the classical. This is the beauty.

Expanded Information:

Tile house: a traditional Chinese residential building, named for the tiles used to cover its roof.

A brick and a tile are always related, a grass and a tree are all poems. A piece of green tile, a wisp of nostalgia so thick that it can not be melted.

Between the bricks and tiles, the essence of traditional architecture is concentrated, and the richness of folk memory is precipitated, permeated with Chinese flavor.

There are many tiles and tiles, and you can listen to the rain with a cup of tea and incense.

When the rain falls in yellow plum, there is smoke and haze on the tiles, blotting out a piece of poetry.

The rain is on the tiles, the horizontal is the curtain, the vertical is the line.

Today, the ancient figure of the tile house is gradually lost in the prosperity, lost in the breath of the city.

The hometown on the green tile is confiding, is a distant thought, is the pursuit of memory.